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Los Angeles Union Station
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Los Angeles Union Station

Description
Los Angeles Union Station — the largest passenger rail terminal in the Western United States and a landmark of architectural heritage. Opened in 1939, Union Station blends Mission Revival and Art Deco styles, making it one of the most recognizable and beautiful train stations in the country.


Two placement options:

* As a Passenger Building under the station config menu

* As a decorative asset under the Assets menu


Two model variations included:

* Station Building Only

* Station Building + Courtyard/Plaza layout
10 Comments
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CrocoYoudy  [author] 4 Jul @ 3:50pm 
It's in the "Passenger Buildings" if you configure a train station, or in the "California" category under "Asset" menu if you want the asset version.
joshwiz23 4 Jul @ 2:52pm 
i cant find it where is it in the config? i have 311 mods open s i have abunch of stations?
Meri-chan :3 1 Jul @ 11:32pm 
Very Spanish, I love it
CrocoYoudy  [author] 1 Jul @ 9:53pm 
Thank you all for the kind words!!
train plane fan 1 Jul @ 10:46am 
Holy!!!!!!! I love it! Someone actually made a station near me!
k00007k 1 Jul @ 9:00am 
all you have to do is follow the damn train CJ
themeatballhero 1 Jul @ 8:24am 
Dude, this is gorgeous!! You should join the North American discord, we would love to have you there! Link is on one any of my mods.
TMBH
pabotanet 1 Jul @ 6:56am 
Super!!!!
BUZ 1 Jul @ 5:12am 
Such an iconic station! Thank you.
takashi 1 Jul @ 4:13am 
This station uses the land in a luxurious way. Isn't California trying to go its own way within the US? I don't think I would have realized this was an American station if it hadn't been explained to me. Thank you for creating such a wonderful station.